Establishing a VIP Programme

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Acknowledgements

The Ministry of Health would like to acknowledge the significant contributions DHBs have offered in developing this guideline. The generous offers of material and editing advice from DHB co-ordinators of family violence intervention programmes (child and partner abuse) are also greatly appreciated.

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